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cagriaksay
9y ago
> their achievements would go to someone else It doesn't work like that unfortunately.
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cagriaksay
11y ago
Stripe lets you validate address and zip code prior to charging.
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cagriaksay
11y ago
I agree with you about the QR codes. We currently support printing on the back, but not on both sides.
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cagriaksay
11y ago
Thank you. I'm on it :)
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cagriaksay
11y ago
Thanks! I'll post on PH this week.
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cagriaksay
11y ago
Thank you! We were hesitant to use QR codes because there is so much friction with its usage. But I love the augmented reality idea, using T-shirts would be a feasible way to make AR interactions work.
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cagriaksay
11y ago
I didn't know about NewBase60, so we only allow lowercase and numeric characters, and we picked a font where 0 is distinctly different. NewBase60 looks like a much better alternative, I'll look into it. Thanks :)
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cagriaksay
11y ago
Wow, thanks for this :) This is exactly what we thought when we came up with the idea. These are great suggestions. We thought about the benefits at conferences but never thought of couple shirts or shirts referencing other shirts. There’s
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cagriaksay
11y ago
Thanks for taking the time. Logo in a QR code looks really cool. We decided to leave shorter codes for later but when we do open them, I'll reserve 1337 for you :) I’ll fix the home link right away and add a privacy policy. Thanks agai
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cagriaksay
11y ago
This is a side project where we are trying a new concept and I would love some feedback. If you want to try it, use discount code 'HACKERNEWS'.
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Show HN: Shirt URL – redirect your T-shirt to new content every day
(shirturl.com)
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11y ago
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cagriaksay
12y ago
It's mind boggling that they pay as much as $2 per install but can't afford decent design. I've never seen a good looking toolbar, it's as if they try to make them ugly.
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cagriaksay
12y ago
Official FAQ is easier to understand. I recommend reading that first before the article.
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Show HN: Will You Help Dave? – simple reverse platformer
(itunes.apple.com)
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12y ago
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12y ago
I made Number March while learning Swift. In Number March, you defend against waves of marching numbers. Numbers are divided by towers. You create towers and increase their value in strategic places in order to divide passing numbers until
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Show HN: Number March – tower defense game with numbers
(numbermarch.com)
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12y ago
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12y ago
It's indeed very helpful. Predictions should be independent for wisdom of the crowd to actually work. But we did introduce this dependency by revealing crowd predictions after yours as a tradeoff. We want to give feedback on how our us
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cagriaksay
12y ago
Glassdoor indeed skews low and gives you a wide range. There are other sources: salary.com, payscale.com and also my own startup https://salaryfairy.com Instead of giving the market price for a company/job title, we aim to
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cagriaksay
12y ago
No kidding! I just checked Atlanta vs SF cost of living out of curiosity. SF cost of living is almost twice and rent cost is almost triple. Crazy!
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cagriaksay
12y ago
We recently used salary prediction data to come up with salary charts and maps as well: https://salaryfairy.com/salary One interesting finding was that not only SF salaries are much higher compared to rest of the US, but us
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12y ago
I assume once they register your credit card number with the card provider, they have no longer any use for it. The connection between your card number and your apple id can be stored on the card provider side.
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cagriaksay
12y ago
Thank you!! If you have any feedback for us, it'd be very valuable coming from you.
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cagriaksay
12y ago
When we were first starting out, the feedback from our initial show HN post tremendously helped us shape Salary Fairy. We want to show you how much it has changed over the last few months and hopefully get more of your feedback.
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Show HN: Crowdsourced Salary Predictions (update)
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12y ago
I tested the page on Opera 12 for Mac and Windows 8, but couldn't reproduce the issue. Which OS do you use? Could you also let me know the exact version number of Opera 12. Thanks!
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12y ago
Thanks :) We have an opt-in program called FairPay, where we connect our users with employers who are willing to pay at least the crowd predicted salary. We charge employers to schedule phone calls with candidates.
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12y ago
Thanks, that's a really good point. Right now we bring profiles based on factors such as their score, location, and profile similarity. But the number of predictions they received so far is not one of them. We'll make sure to take
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cagriaksay
12y ago
We definitely can! I'll make this a priority. Thanks for the feedback!
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cagriaksay
12y ago
Yes, the charts are US only. Averages are quite skewed. We have CTOs at 2 person startups as well. One of the things we learned is that averages are not very good for comparing your salary. You need to look at other data points for it to ma
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cagriaksay
12y ago
Thanks! I'll look into it right away.
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